It’s time for another thrilling watch party as Crawley Town faces AFC Wimbledon at home in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy. Crawley enters the match on 2 points after a penalty shootout win against Brighton & Hove Albion U21, while AFC Wimbledon sits second in the group with 3 points after defeating Wycombe Wanderers. This match gives new gaffer Rob Elliot a great opportunity to rotate his squad and offer more game time to players who haven’t had as many minutes in the league. With Crawley looking to build momentum and climb the group standings, the Bristol Street Motors Trophy is a chance for those players to step up and make an impact. AFC Wimbledon, formed in 2002, is no stranger to hard-fought battles. Since their formation after the controversial relocation of Wimbledon FC, they have climbed the ranks of English football and currently compete in League Two. Their solid start in this competition means they’ll be no easy opponent, but Crawley has the home advantage and plenty of determination. With a strong performance, Crawley could leap ahead of Wimbledon and take a significant step towards progressing in the tournament. Let’s get behind the team and cheer them on as they aim for victory in this crucial cup clash! Thank you for attending and COYR!

Hey Crawley Town fans! Get ready for a football escapade as Crawley Town hits the road to take on Peterborough United in the knockout stages of the EFL Trophy. The battleground for this encounter is London Road, Nestled in Cambridgeshire, Peterborough United Football Club stands as the formidable opponent, competing in League One. Nicknamed "The Posh," they bring flair and tenacity to every match. Formed in 1934, Peterborough United initially kicked it in the Midland League, dominating with five consecutive titles from 1955–56. Their prowess earned them entry into the Football League in 1960, and the early '60s witnessed a resounding victory as they clinched the Fourth Division title in 1960–61, setting a record with 134 goals. The journey has been a rollercoaster of promotions and relegations, but Peterborough United has etched its name in football history. Victories in the Third Division play-offs in 2000 and the Football League Trophy in 2014 showcase their resilience. So, Crawley Town fans, buckle up for a football escapade. Let's make it memorable! Thank you and COYR!